HP Launches Moonshot

New submitter linatux writes "HP has announced their 'Moonshot 1500 server' — up to 1,800 servers per 47U rack are supported. The tech certainly seems to be an advance on what is currently available — will it be enough to revive HP's server fleet?" From Phoronix: "Moonshot began with Calxeda-based ARM SoCs, but in the end HP settled for Intel Atom processors. Released today were HP's Moonshot system based on the Intel Atom S1200. Hewlett-Packard claims that their Moonshot System uses 89% less energy, 80% less space, 77% less cost, and 97% less complexity than traditional servers."

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Re:English - do you speak it?

[girlintraining]

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Re:Only thing about Atom proccessors

[WWJohnBrowningDo]

Nazi is a proper noun and thus must be capitalized.

Re:Only thing about Atom proccessors

[Anonymous Coward]

And yet you don't know how to spell "capitalised". Bloody colonials...